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From: Zoran Kolic <kolicz@eunet.yu>
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Subject: re: sis driver
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Hmm! I would start with
the simpliest guess. It
is irq number. "dmesg"
will tell all about it.
If you have something
on 12... Your old card
was irq1. (I have keyboard
on it.) If it works as
you wish, try to go to
"/boot/device.hints"
and find something like
"hint.sys.0.irq=12"
and change it to 1. Don't
have it? Write your
lines!
If it doesn't work, it
is time for new letter.

           ZK